Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Thomas r. Stephens, of Placerville, was
in the city yesterday.
w. D. Comstock has returned from a trip
to Denver and Tahoe.
Miss Amelia BOIL went to Alameda yes
terday for q few weeks.
J. H. Miller, wife and daughter, have re-
turned from Butte county.
c. w. Clarke got back yesterday from
the southern portion of the State.
George D. Hildebrand, of the Resources
Of California, San Francisco, is in the city.
DR.. C. f Pinkham went to San Francis
co yesterday afternoon, for two or three
days.
Mrs. W. D. Comstock and daughter are
visiting al the bay. They will be absent
for month.
VIM. Land has gone to Bartlett Springs,
and will spend two or three weeks there
and at Hardin.
Mrs. A. A. Goddard and Miss Lille Smith
left yesterday for Monterey for two
months vacation.
Secretary of State Hendricks and Judge NJ.
S. Koran came up from San Francisco by
the noon train yesterday.
Mrs. George E. Crolle, and daughters
George and Emma, of San Francisco, are
visiting Mrs c. X. Wood, of Sacramento.
Bishop Waldron arrived from Chatta-
nooga yesterday, en- route to attend the
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference,
which meets at Monterey September 1st.
Mss Florence C. Powers, of San Fran
CISCO accompanied by her cousin Irving
Powers. of Boston, returned yesterday from
Mount Shasta, and went to the bay in the
afternoon.
Among the Sacramentans who left YES
terday for Santa Cruz were Mrs. G.. Joseph
and daughter Eta, Lieutenant Presley
johnson, Lieutenant Ed. Carroll, DR.. NJ.
Gardner and wife, A. A. Redington, and
Miss Eva Griffith.
Lieutenant H. /. Seymour returned YES
terday afternoon from Camp Sheehan. He
speaks enthusiastically of the pleasures of
camp life, as the Sacramento boys are en-
joying it. and gives great credit to the
Colonel and officers of the First Infantry
Regiment, United States Army, for the
many favors extended the members of the
First Artillery. When Lieutenant Seymour
left Major Mckee was reported TO be some
, what improved in health, and ii was not
deemed necessary for him to return homo.
IA dispatch received last evening an
nounced that he was better and out of dan
ger.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: G. C. Rourke, Portland, Or; S.
E. Wilkinson, Peoria, ILL.,; Irving Powers,
Miss c. ]. Powers, Boston Miss f. C.
Powers, San Francisco; Mrs. Jos. Pown-
ing, W. A Powning, S. Liebes, Mrs. Ella
Phillips, Miss F. kneeland, A. Mayer, H.
Newell, A. Guchn, VIM. Guchn, c. Rick
ards, Geo. F. Day. San Francisco: s. R.
| Redile and wife. Los Angeles NJ Wheeler
and wife, Miss Wheeler, Toledo, O.; A. A.
Marshall, Chicago; Ed. Peters, st. Louis
T. Z. Foster and wife, Honolulu; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. French, London; Jos. Murphy
| and wife, San Jose.
DoS'r fill the system with quinine to pre-
vent or cure Fever and Ague. Ayers Ague
Cure is the specific for this disease, and
leaves no poisons to produce dizziness,
deafness, headache or other disorders.
| If you want the very best piano and al
the same time the most durable, buy only
the Mathushek piano, the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
! in. See them at Cooper's Music Store. $
| Do YOU want any fresh clean fish, crabs
| shrimps or oysters If so, 90 to the Cali
! fornia Market, at 7l2 K street, and you will
/ be suited; or telephone your orders and
( you will be promptly served.
HAVE six fine horses for sale, roadsters
well broke and young. Inquire at my
music store, corner Seventh and J. John
F. Cooper
Dub" hats, all colors, Ii cents; styl
ishly trimmed for 95 cents. The '.St
Ledger" one of the new shapes in walking
hats. As cents. Millinery Department, Red
House.